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오시는 길 (1)

How do I get there?

The Nagasaki sightseeing route bus links the Atomic Bomb Museum and Glover Garden in about 25 minutes, running every 30 minutes. The tram and municipal buses are also available, and there is a car park next to the museum (paid, with a discount for visitors with disabilities).

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Do school trips need to apply in advance?

Teachers accompanying schools, kindergartens and nurseries from Nagasaki City on official visits receive a reduction, but an application form must be submitted in advance. Please see the official website or call 095-844-1231 for details.

주변 관광 (1)

Can I combine a visit with other sights?

The Nagasaki sightseeing route bus links the museum with Glover Garden in about 25 minutes, so the two are easy to combine. Peace Park, the Peace Statue and Urakami Cathedral are also within walking distance.

영업시간 (1)

What are the opening hours and closed days?

Normally 8:30-17:30 (last admission 17:00). Hours extend to 18:30 from May to August (last admission 18:00) and to 20:00 from 7 to 9 August (last admission 19:30). Closed over the New Year period (29-31 December).

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What is on display?

The galleries convey the devastation immediately after the bombing through artefacts and reconstructions. Part of the ruined Urakami Cathedral is recreated at the entrance. Melted glass and warped roof tiles are also displayed, and there is a video room showing documentary film.

平和学習 (1)

Are there materials or videos for peace education?

Nagasaki City's official pages publish data and video material for peace education, and pre-visit content can also be reached from the museum's official website. Please use the material published by Nagasaki City if you wish to use the videos.

소요 시간 (1)

How long should I allow?

About an hour to see the displays. Including the documentary film in the video room, allow 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours.

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Can I take photographs inside?

Photography is permitted, though visitors are asked to silence the shutter. Some areas may have restrictions, so please follow the signs on site.

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How much is admission? Are there discounts?

General admission is 200 yen (the former group rate has been abolished in favour of a single rate). High school age and under, teachers accompanying school groups from Nagasaki City, and holders of a disability certificate enter free or at a reduced rate. On 9 August, the anniversary of the bombing, admission is free for everyone.

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Are there coin lockers?

Coin lockers are located behind the information desk and in front of the museum hall. The standard size takes a 100-yen coin that is returned afterwards. Lockers for large suitcases are charged at 200 yen.

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Is there parking, and what does it cost?

There is a paid car park next to the museum. Visitors with disabilities pay half price for the first two hours. If it is full, please use a nearby Nagasaki municipal car park (park-and-ride).

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Is there parking?

Parking is available. Please check the official information for details.

How much is admission?

General 200 yen; high school age and under and holders of a disability certificate enter free or at a reduced rate. Admission is free for everyone on 9 August.

What are the opening hours?

8:30-17:30 (admission until 17:00). Extended to 18:30 from May to August, and to 20:00 from 7 to 9 August. Please see the official website for details.

How do I get there?

From in front of Nagasaki Station, take the tram or a municipal bus via Ohashi; the Nagasaki sightseeing route bus can also be used. A direct bus runs from Glover Garden (about 25 minutes).

What is the address?

7-8 Hirano-machi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture

When is it closed?

29 to 31 December (the New Year period).